relayer

Tech stack & purpose

The relayer is an IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) relayer for ibc-go that monitors updates on paths between IBC-enabled blockchains and submits those updates to counterparty chains, enabling blockchains to communicate indirectly through a relayer process rather than directly over the network. Beyond relaying packets, the project can open new paths across chains by creating clients, connections, and channels. The relayer is built in Go and includes a command-line interface (`rly`) for configuration, key management, and relaying operations, along with an interchaintest suite for IBC compatibility testing. The project is maintained by the Cosmos community and includes documentation, examples, and demo environments for learning about and testing IBC functionality.

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Contributors (top 30 of 149)

• Jack Zampolin221 commits
• Andrew Gouin120 commits
• Justin Tieri100 commits
• Mark Rushakoff70 commits
• Dan Kanefsky48 commits
• colin axnér39 commits
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• Colin Axner34 commits
• Michael FIG23 commits
• mmsqe22 commits
• Akhil Kumar P20 commits
• Aditya Sripal20 commits
• Anton Kaliaev13 commits
• Federico Kunze12 commits
• Colin Axnér12 commits
• colin axner11 commits
• Aleksandr Bezobchuk10 commits
• Callum Michael Waters9 commits
• Joe Abbey9 commits
• vimystic9 commits
• Zaki Manian8 commits
• Anca Zamfir8 commits
• Ava Howell8 commits
• Anil Kumar Kammari7 commits
• Justin T6 commits
• Sorawit Suriyakarn6 commits
• Aditya6 commits
• Christopher Goes6 commits
• Cosmos-Harry5 commits
• Marko Baricevic5 commits